Magrath Store News (August 1, 1974)

An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content.PHONES» OFFICE 758-3033 OEOCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 750-3065 STORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY....................... ..8 A.M. to 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY....................................................................................... ...................... 8 A.M. to 1 PJf. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1974 .......................................................................••••,...........MAGRATH, ALBERTA. DRY GOODS DEPT s EACH X S S Misses and Ladies Summer Shorts and Short Sets 1/2 PRICE sleeveless TOPS SLEEVELESS TOPS IN KNITS AND POLYESTERS, 1/2 PRICE Beautiful printed Knits in ■a delightful assortment of patterns and colors, 6'0“»“ w’ide. REGULAR $8,95 yd.,.. -«t REGULAR,. ' 750 $9.95 yd.... Soft »Veiy» Celour - 80% Celanese, 20% nyl^n, Beautiful shades of Gold, Red, Purple, Blue. 4#” wide. For Dressing rjQJX Gowns, Pyjamas, Loungewear, etc, REGULAR $5.95 yd.,,,...,... ■■pommmiunimumummmummmmimiiimmmuiiuilmmmimHmmlimm....... . ......ummmum......mmnu.........,mmimmmi........... ..........................mmmmmi.........»mu......mm...... I SWIMSUITS I MISSES AND LADIES ONE AND TWO PIECE SWIM SUITS - LIMITED NUMBER I (No Returns) | ¡2 PRICE •VWMUmtnilMMIMMummMIMIMIIMmiMlUWlMMWtlMMHIMHIMMmtlillHhHHililMltlHHiiiMiMHIMMItlllllHtlHMiMIHItmiHMIHIMhHmUHtlMihHWttHiHHHIimiWIMIMIMHIMnMHtlMiHMHIHtini SUMMER HATS Misses & Ladies Fabric and Straw Sun Hats in popular styles and colors. 99# tf» $2.98 • £>95 regular vJ $7.95 yd, .1/3 OFF SCATTER RUGS Multi-colored Scatter Rugs in Nylon, Size 24«x36,,, MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. DRESSES*7 PANT SUITS DON’T MISS THE SUMMER BARGAINS CONTINUING UPSTAIRS 1 RACK CLEARING AT ........................... 1/2 PRICE 1 RACK CLEARING AT 1 RACK CLEARING AT I SPRING JACKETS I I SAVINGS GALORE ON THIS RACK OF STRING JACKETS CIEARING i | “j,bt................... I/2 PRICE | I"'s„ Emelia Briggs had as her guests during the Anniversary Celebration all of her children Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Briggs of Mesa, Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. Don Briggs of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Briggs of Yuma, Ari­zona, Mrs. Hermine Hoiman, Mrs. Beth Hackney of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Len Curtis jjf Las Vegas, Nevada and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Smith of Calgary, plus numerous grandchild­ren. While here they helped their mother celebrate her 86th birthday with an Open House at the Briggs home Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Hall Poulsen have as their guests their son-in-law and daughter Greg and Kathy Wellman and daughters of Merced, California. Sweaters J Shirts Ji.es 3ras KIDDIES SLACKS ^PYJAMAS I PURSES ...BRAS Guests at the Orville Hillmer home were="' sons-in-law and daughters Mr, and Mrs. Roy Cook and family of Calgary and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Graham and family of Milk River. A family get-to-gether of the Ed Clifton family was held during the weekend. Present for the occasion were members of their family" Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clifton of Calgary, Mr. f and Mrs. Deqn Lawlor and family of Lethbridgd Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wikler of Taber and Mr. | and Mrs. Ted Clifton and family of Magrath. f Visitors at the L.A. Harrison home "" during the holidays were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harrison of Barrie, Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harrison and daughter Shelly of Orem, Utah 5 Mr. and Mrs. Les Mason and family of Provo, Utah and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harr­ison of Salem, Oregon. I l|h l ill hl) 11 ItH 1111 HI ilHIOII I Hl i HI II II I IIHi 11 ri IHI HJi) HI Hill I If If II IIIH III 111 IUI 1111H II lini 11 III IHI II I Iff Hi IH11 HH 11 i f I HI 11> I m i ^OO SWEATERS SLACKS HIHI1IH Itili! 11 Hill HI III III 111 Hill III Hill I hill I II if 11 11 IIIIIIHIH III HH II II lliil I III liiill HI I fl HI IHI HI 11 lllli II I II I II I illHHIHH 11 11 I III III 11 SWIM SUITS A FEW LEFT AT • • • • • 1/2 PRICE Mr. and Mrs, John Tanner and family of Sacramento are visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Pingree Tanner, FOR SALE: Tent-Trailer-Camper. Ray Stevenson Ph. 758-3540. MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY MEN'S* BOYS' WEAR SWIM MEN’S & BOYS’ SWIM TRUNKS IN NYLON STRETCH, LASTEX TERRY. ASSORTED COLORS AND STYLES» lili COVERALLS III "Man Power" 100^ Cotton Coveralls in Olive or Bright Orange. REGULAR $14.95 ............................................................ . IH1 lllll lilll ill I III IH1111 lilflil llllil CARPENTERALLS G.W.G. Red Strap Carpenters Bib-alls in drill. Sizes 3# to 46 well tailored. JAC SHIRTS Boys’ Wuol Plaid Jac Shirts assorted colors. 8—14 yrs. REGULAR $8.98 IMlllll ■illlllllllllllllillll IIHUnfl llill iHlllilll IltltHII A.R.D.A. 111 LIVESTOCK WATER SUPPLY = PROGRAM - the Farm Jater Supply .. I Assistance Program has received add­itional funds for this operating year in the amount of $2*$00,000. The Department of Agriculture can now accept applications from bona fide farmers who are initially or intend to install or extend their water systems for the purpose of beginning or increasing their live­stock operation. Complete your application at the office of your District Agricult­urist. The limit on applications to be accepted is 5,000 for the total area of the Province. As soon as we reach this mark the Program will be discontinued without any prior notice* NOTICE: Monday, August 5th, having been declared a Civic holiday, the Post Office will receive and dispatch the mail as usual but no wicket serv­ice. NOTICE OF APPRECIATION: On behalf of Jay and Cal, we wish to express our appreciation for the excellent supp­ort received by all in our Diamond Jubilee Celebration, Me feel every event wqs successful and appreciated. L. B, Tanner expressed our feelings when he said "A good time was had by all" . NOTICE: Applications will be accepted | until August 16, 1974 for the posit- i ion of Head Caretaker of the Cardston I Jr. Sr. High School Complex. Applications.. should be in writing stating qualifications and experience and be sent to: C.M. Pi 1ling Secretary-Treasurer, Cardston School Div Box 10, Cardston, Alberta. NOTICE: Available for Water Wells. Jay’s Water Well Drilling. Ph. 758-6593 FOR SAlE; 3 building lots, will sell sep­arately or in one block. Ph. 758-6607. THANK YOU: The Antelope Ridge W.I. wish to thank everyone who helped in any way as well as those who supported the Con­cession Booth at the Celebration. Special thanks to Mrs. Irene Ririe and daughter Joyce and Gary and Ruth Stanford, and all others. Many thanks. NOTICE: Will do hair in my home Wednesdays^.... Thursdays and Fridays. Barbara Leishman. Ph. 758-3427. | SUMMER GAMES - busses for participant^ Cougar Brown Suede Sport Shoes with natural going to Fort Macleod on August 7th f < " - -- - - _ __ and Sth in the Cardston area will be | leaving at 7:45 A.M. from in front of ...... the Cardston High Schoolj in the Magrath area the busses will leave at 7:30 A.M. from in front of the Magrath High School. Spectators may go if there is room. Durant James, Recreation Director. L/¿c3-- Men* s white Full cut 20% OFF MEN’S SHORT SLEEVED SUMMER DRESS SHIRTS IN A GOOD SELECTION OF STILES AND PATT­ERNS. MOSTLY ALL NEVER PRESS COTTONS, REGULAR $9 to $11 SPORT SHOES crepe sole. Full size range from 7 — IR­REGULAR $18.95 . WANTED: Baby sitter to come in for 2 child­ren. Hours 6 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Will pay $3.00 per day. Ph. 758-3400 after 5 P.M. FOR SALE: Fresh Raspberries. Ph. 758-3458. Sophia Bezprozwanna, MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. BOYS' WEAR The Lethbridge Pentecostal Tabernacle was the scene of a pretty summer wedding Saturday, July 13th when Catherine Maureen Toews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Toews of New Dayton exchanged marriage vows with Brian John Rarick, son of Mr, and Mps, Syl Rarick of Magrath in an impressive double ring ceremony. Rev, Isrealson officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride’s attendants were maid of honor Mrs. Iynda Osco, cousin of the bride, and brides­maids Mrs, Noma Rarick and Mrs, Roberta fo s Toews, sisters-in-law of the bride. Flower girl was Miss Brenda Toews, sister ef the bride. The groan was attended by Eugene n $7.95 to $17,95 Ponomar as best man Dallas Rarick and MEN S 1 COUNTER OF YOUTHS’ AND MEN’S CASUAL, SEMI-CASUAL AND SPORT PANTS IN A HOST OF STILES, PATTERNS AND COLORS. 1/2 PRICE KAPPIE JEANS Navy Denim Jeans in popular flare, patch pockets, low rise, with waist band, A real popular style. REGULAR -7 95 $10.95 / (No Returns) lIliUliltlllHHhilllllHHHtHHiUnUilimiinunlHilUHilHIIIUttJlH.IHHIUlinillliHH.HIlilHlUlllUtHilHIillUlllUHilhUIIIIlH [WEE GEE JEANS I f Little Boys’ "Wee Gee" BEANS in Denims and 1 Twills. Plains, plaids, checks and figures i I SIZES: 2 - 6X, Q 49 I REGULAR $3.95............. O \ 349 I STRAW Men’s Western style Straw Hats in light weight "Peanut Straws" as well as the popular fine straws. 1/3 OFF kUmuimuiuuuumuutttUHHHuuuuHHiuuttummmuiHHuuuHiiuuuuiHmmHuuuuuiHHmumuiuuinuuHuummunuu' SANDALS. Men’s Brown leather Sandals - for cool comfortable feet. REGULAR $9.95 .... IIIHHItHlHIUltUtHltll'llIHIHII...... ... Gary Toews as groonsmen, Ushering the guests were Mr. Gerry McKinney and Mr» Lyle Toews. Mrs. Bonny West presided at the j»rgan accompanied by Mr. Jim Hillyer at the piano, "Wedding Prayer1’ was sung during the ceremony and "0 Perfect Love" during the signing of the register by Mrs. Barb­ara Schneyder of Cardston. A reception following the ceremony was held at the Magrath United Church H^ll, Master of Ceremonies for the occasion was Mr. Bob ’West. The toast to the bride was given by Mr. Roger Van Delian of Claresholm, to which the groom responded. A program followed the reception with Mr, Jim Hillyer playing a medley of piano selections! a reading "When Two People Marry" by Mrs. Rose McKinney, sister of the groanj and "0 Perfect Love" sung by Mrs. Barbara Schneyder. Gay Christianson presided at the guest book. Following a wedding jrrip to Vancouver and other points in British Colunbia, the happy couple has taken up residence in Magrath, •••••••. Weekend guests at the Grant Dudley hone included Mp, and Mrs, Ron Rebalkin, Dion and Jason of Victoria, B.C., Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Pratt, Jerpy and Trevor of Vermilion, Alta,, Mr, and Mrs. Herman Lubbers, Billy and Bert and Mr, and Mrs, Ronnie Parkins, Michelle and Cindy were also dinner guests. Fem Cook’s family, home for the holi­day weekend, included Noma and Burt ZoBell and family of Vauxhall, Martin and Pat' Cook and family of Uranium City, Sask., Floyd and Helen Cook and family of Okotoks, Keith Cook of Qyen as well and John and Myrna Cook and family, Donna and Art Heninger and family of Magrath. • ••»• ■ Born to Mr. and Mrs, Ed Haddock of ¿Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, a son "Steven ? Lewis", Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs, I J. E, Haddock of °rlando, Florida and | Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stevenson of Magrath. i THE MAGRATH TRADING CO, LTD. WILL REMAIN | CLOSED MONDAY, AUGUST 5th, A CIVIC HOLIDAY. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. HARDWARE DEPT. ANTIFREEZE There has been a lot of talk on radio and in the newspapers about Antifreeze, ____ ____ ___ Our Antifreeze will be shipped in mid Augus|, San Diego, Calif, not as much as we wanted. No film prices to report yet, but it will be in the $6.00 range. Blue Blue Blue Enamel, Enamel, Enamel, CANNERS 18 20 qt, qt. 7 8 jar jar pack rqck 7 qt. size 33 qt. 9 jar rack IBLANCHERS Can also be useed 688 ••••»•, 7/ 88 1388 • i • • • • cooking Spaghetti. PRESTO COOKtT for 7 88 etc. | AUTOPLAST - the wipe-on, wipes off without f any effort plastic overcoat for your E automobile. •MHItUlt'l SHome-made 9ce Cream. Now’s the time for that good old home-made ice cream, ELECTRIC FREEZERS . If you have trouble freezing ice cream in your electric freezer you are probably not using the proper proportion of salt & water CAR "No Sweat" mesh Car Seats, designed for driving summer ccmfort. Q O REGULAR $2.89. FEATURE OF THE MONTH.. ■JWcz WWW WW W W WWWW W WWWWWWWWWWx—>WWWWW'— JMew Carpettng We have just received some new Indoor/Outdoor Carpeting and Foam carpeting. Included is a new Red as well as Gold and Green in solid shades as well as mottled Green and Gold, Ozite backed shade Guests at the Glen Holman’s included daughter Mrs. Margaret Zorn and daughter of Kalispell, Mont,, brother-in-law and sister Mr, and Mrs. Keith Langston of Salt LakeCity and grandson Theron Holman of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Poulsen of Tor­onto, Ontario are pleased to announce the arrival of a daughter July 18th, Proud grandparents are Mrs, Alex Poulsen of Magrath and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hornberger of Calgary, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Spencer’s guests included Dr, and Mrs, Lloyd Spencer and family of Ottawa, Ontario and Mr, and Mrs, Campbell Spencer and family of Calgary. Mrs* Luella Turner’s son-in-law and daughter Joe and Roma Tomlin of Portland, Oregon were visitors, Mrs* Rae Atwood and children of Las Vegas* Nevada are visiting at the home of her parents Mr* and Mrs. Darrell Nelson. Mrs. Beulah Bennett had as her guests her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs, Iynn Bennett of Bashaw and her step-mother Mrs, Mildred Walley of Chestershire, England. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Les Dalton of Del Bonita were 1 Blanche and Eryle Williams of Wales, Mr, and Mrs, Neil Bly and Shannon have returned to their home in Huntington Beach, Calif, after spending two weeks with his parents Mr, and ‘Mrs, Doug Bly, Other guests at the Bly home during Anniversary weekend were Mr, and Mrs, Davis, Kevin and Yvonne of Langdonj and Mrs, Douglas R. Bly and Andrew'of the Don Mr. Calgary; Shelley Bly and Eleanor McCracken ■ of Calgary, Dallas Munkholm of Fort Macleod, Peggy and Milton Munkholm and Diana Horne of Creston, B.C, and Mr, and Mrs, Cam Atwood and girls of Grande Cache. . Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Campbell of Coral Gables, Florida are visitors at Jay and Ida Murrays, Mr, and Mrs, Rex Norton of Vancouver, B.C, spent several days visiting friends and relatives, Mrs, Margaret Hindley had as her guests Mrs. Marne Greene, Mrs, Beverly Jungst and daughter Sue of Salt Lake City, Utah and Mr. Eugene Hindley of Stockton, Calif, Mrs. Jean Steele Boerksen of Ottawa, Ontario was a Magrath visitor during the weekend. Out-of-town relatives, guests at the Lewis Stevenson home for Magrath celebra­tions numbered 39, Guests of Mrs. Jean Dudley during the weekend were son Bill Dudley and son, granddaughter Sheri Billingsley and sister Mrs, Dignon all of Calgary. 1 HARDWARE NOTES You have a "lumpy11 Lawn you say? This is a sign you have Dew Woims or Night crawlers in your lawn. Spray with CHLORDANE. 16 oz. bottle...............$3.95 32 oz, bottle ,.....«$6.50 WEED - NO -MORE Now is the time to apply a light coat of spray to your lawn to kill those little dandelions thqt are now appearing, and which will be the BIG Dandelions next Spring. Use Weed—No-More. 8 oz, tin - $1.19; 16 oz. - $1.99; 32 oz - $2.99. MOSQUITO COILS If pesky Mosquitos drive your indoors at night from your Patio er make your Barbecues unenjoyable - light Mosquito Coils and keep these unwanted insects away. i 10 coils per pg.,880 MAGRATH YOUTH ACTIVITIES: We would like to thank the people vf Magrath and district for their support of the Youth Activities held over the Jubilee Weekend and congratulate the queen contestants, especially Queen Joy Walburger, for their hard work and enthusi­asm in canvassing the area, selling tickets and raising money for the hospital. Their Hiligp.nc.R grossed $1100,00 of which $150.00 will be paid in expenses. We, the Magrath Town Youth Council will be extremely honored to present approximately $95O-.OO to the Hospital Board. We would also like to thank all those who supported the other youth activities: the balloon drop from Forrest Balderson’s plane; the dance Friday night, the dunking machine Saturday afternoon. Thanks to Suitcase Louie who played for the dance and gave 25^ of the proceeds to the lions supported J. Alfred Memerial PlayC* ground. Thanks. Carol, Tom, Debbie, Don, • • • • Visitors at the L. C. McClain home for the holiday included sons-in-law and daughters Mr. and Mrs, Joe Moser and Mr. and Mrs. Rene Croteau and children of Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs. Larry McClain and family of Airdrie and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meldrum of Columbia Falls, Mont. Dr. and Mrs. Blair Meldrum and family of Saskatoon were visitors at the homes of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Meldrum and Mr. and Mrs, Garth Coleman. NOTICE: St. Joseph* s Catholic Church Serv­ices for the month of August will be held Sunday mornings at 9 A J!, . You are cordially invited' to attend the Calling Reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Allan Low (nee Katherine Harker) Saturday, August 3rd from 7 t* 8:30 P,M. in the Magrath Assembly Hall. Don and' Lora Harker, NOTICE: The Magrath-Cardston United Churches will hold a joint 'Picnic this Sunday, Aug. 5th at Woolford Park commencing at 11 A.M. Please bring a Pot Luck picnic lunch. Everyone from the Magrath, Del Bonita, Spring Coulee, Cardston area is invited to attend. . THANK YOU: My sincere ¿thanks to friends and relatives for cards, flowers, gifts and the many "get well" wishes I received while a patient in Foothills Hospital, Calgary, , Faye Cook. 1 • k family get-to—gether ’at the hrme of Ardella Bennett during t he long weekend included Mr. and Mrs, Brian Edwards and daughter Jennifer of Wrentham, Mr. and ^rs. Darrel Passey and family 4f Calgary, Mr.; and Mrs, John Petersen, Mr, and Mrs. Flpyd Adamson and family of Stirling, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Seeley of Alder Flats, Mr. and Mrs, Jessie Petersen, Mrs. Annabell Christiaen of Taber, Mr. Glen Nate and Mr. and Mrs. ■'Allan McCoy of Magrath, ’• Mrs. Alex Poulsen returned home following a trip tp Jasper, Banff and Edmonton where she was the guest <$£ her sister and brother­in-law Mr. and Mys, Dean Gibb. < . NOTICE: The Mayor and Council tf the Town of Magrath wish to express their sincere appreciation to all who assisted in any way to make our 1974 Jubilee Celebration a most successful undertaking. Mayir and Council, FOR SALE: Just completed - 8 ft, overhead camper, complete with furnace, 3 burner stove, ice box, sink & pump. 110 volt & 12 volt lights. Ph, 752-3518, Raymond. LOST: Trailer license plate. Ph, 75&-35O7 TO GIVE AWAY: 4 kittens. Ph. 758-3588. Want a puppy? See Sue Kado at the Bank, Guests at the Eva Toomer heme included sons-in-law and daughters Mr, and Mrs, H. Brown and family of Pleasanton, Calif,, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Newell and family of Eugene, Ore,, Mr, and Mrs, R, Fuller and family of Palo Alto, Calif, and son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs, Bob Toomer and family of Salt Lake City, Utah, Guests at the George Dudley home include sons-in-law and daughters Mr, and Mrs, Paul Christensen and family from Hawaii, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Smith of Victoria, B.C, Mrs. Sarah B, Strong of Kaysville, Utah is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs, Maude Ririe. Guests of Mrs, Irene Strang included Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Evans and Mr. and Mrs, John Ehlert cf Salt Lake City, UtahSAUSAGE STICKS SAUSAGES - I 12 oz e The Town of Magrath cei®braL?neveretiwoe three BURNS CAMPFIRE .o.. . . h . ..lb, 7901 braL?d the 75th Anniversary in a neveretiCbe forgotten three* day celebration ’..iiich commenced Friday afternoon at the Town Park when kiddies and kids from the age df 2 took part in races and track and field events. At 6:30 P,M, Opening Ceremonies book place at the Grand Stand with Mayrtr E, Pingree Tanner, Town officials and government dignitaries taking part«, Forrest Balderson flew over the area dropping hallrtons containing free gift certificates.. Friday evening saw no less than six class reunions taking place stretching over a period of years from 1934 to 19^3 (other get-togethers and family re— vnirns were held during the weekend too)» A Youth ¡¿nee at the Skating rink was climaxed with.the crowning of a queen, Joy Walburger, Tennis Club representative receiving the honor» Sheri Hohm, Iynette Zimmerman, Sandra Scout, Cathy Schneyder, Maureen Thomson, the «ther contestants, , Saturday festivities began with fireworks at 6 A.N, followed by the annual Lions Club breakfastc Ceremonies at the R,C,M3PO Barracks took place at 8 A«M. with Mr, .J»A» Spsnoor unveiling a plaque 'vmmemorat-i ng the moth birthday anniversary of the foree, Thu rcnuwnod Magrath-Cardston Marching herd presented a Band Demonstration on Main Street ana at 10 ACMO the. .longest, the best and the most enjoyable parade thrilled an estimated OCX) ■ spectators - Prize winnera of the section are not avp.i Table — suffice is tn say '.ne could not help marvelling at the thought, imagination and time that went into plAn^AS so many.of the entries, the family entries were especially outstanding. ' The Big Gym was packed to overflo?ri_ng for the program which had an appropriate setting -f a. garden depicting "the Garden city" with Mrs, Doreen Alston and daughteraKaren r^rretero and introduced the numbers all. of which related tn "home", "family", "pioneers" and included quartets, readings, tap-dancing, instrumentals. Prior to the program presentations were made directed by Mayor EoP0 Tanner, to two men who have done much for the town of Magrath — Mre JoAc Spencer who heads the Magrath history book which is presently being printed (not ready in ~ime for the celebration because cf oo much more mater? al being added to it) and Mr, Boyd Hunter who through being master of the Magrath-Cardston Marching Band has made Magrath known throughout many centres in Western Canada and the United States. A noon luncheon .was prepared by tne Second Ward Elderc and at 1:3*9 activities moved to the Rodeo grounds for a fast moving afternoon of rodeo events interspersed with horse rac­ing, and chariot nexng which saw pioneer Jack Rasmussen,